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Member
(05-19-2012, 07:25 PM)
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Just got the insect badge and am on my way through route 4! I'm absolutely adoring this game. It's the best Pokemon yet. It's a shame that the actual pokemon aren't as interesting as they used to be. I'd love to play a game that features a mix of the best of the best pokemon.
I'm really loving the story and characters. Burgh is soo cool. He's a big city artist that has a studio filled with literal clowns (such a statement!). AND he keeps a little pad in nacrene city for when the city life gets too hectic and he just needs a change of pace. I totally want to hang out with that dude! Castelia city was amazing. The crowds and the fun camera angles. It added so much to the world. I can't wait to see what a true next Pokemon would look like. The game just brims with enthusiasm and optimism. It's weird there's no poverty anywhere. I don't know why that seems so weird to me, but it really leapt out at me. It's a true upper class wonderland.
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Member
(05-19-2012, 11:54 PM)
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--- Hmm, just a month away...I wonder if there are any surprises waiting for us around the release of the game? Like spinoff stuff. Although, I guess Dex 3D Pro and Dream Radar would be counted as the spinoff stuff we'll be getting this time. I was hoping for maybe some Mystery Dungeon stuff, or some Ranger stuff. But alas, it's a long way to fall, a longer way to next year...and the longest way to mainline 3D. |
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Junior Member
(05-20-2012, 01:41 AM)
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Of course, none of those can compare to the best Fire starter alternative, but there's usable pokemon for both types. |
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Member
(05-20-2012, 02:44 AM)
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I (and I assume Exterminieren) don't hate Crustle because he's overused, but simply because he's not Dwebble. Not in cruelty Not in wrath The Crustle came today; An evolution occured on this gray path, And took Dwebble away. |
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Member
(05-20-2012, 03:24 PM)
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But yeah, Blaziken is probably inspired a bit by Street Fighter...if you notice the feathers on its chest form a gi of sorts. |
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Member
(05-20-2012, 03:40 PM)
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Blaziken: Ken Lucario: Ryu (Aura Sphere is called "Hadoden" in Japanese. Coincidence? I think NOT!) Hitmonchan: Balrog (boxer with red gloves and shorts/tunic combination) Throh: Zangief (mostly throwing and grappling moves, also has crazy eyebrows and is associated with the colour red) Alakazam: M. Bison (characters who use psychokinetic energy and were incredibly overpowered in the first game that they appeared in) Ditto: Twelve (main form of attack is copying the moves of others) |
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Member
(05-20-2012, 03:55 PM)
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The Water-starter it will be then! |
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Member
(05-20-2012, 04:08 PM)
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The main thing is to never pick Tepig. Darumaka and Darmanitan run rings round them, for in game use if nothing else.
I've always found the Tympole line reasonably handy, and, with a lack of Grass-focusing ingame Trainers, the Ground typing doesn't hurt as much as it might. I've always gone for Oshawott, though, because Tepig's quickly outclassed and the Snivy line's disappointingly mediocre. |
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Member
(05-20-2012, 04:20 PM)
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In my first White playthrough I chose Tepig and the time it was going to level up to 16 I fought an Audino and it went directly to 17 so it didn't learn Arm Thrust. Thanks to exchanging monkeys I got the other starters and I used them, Darumaka/Darmanitan and Scraggy/Scrafty instead.
No regrets. |
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Will QA for food.
(05-20-2012, 05:11 PM)
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Member
(05-20-2012, 06:18 PM)
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I was a Tepig user in White, I think I'm gonna use Oshawott this time. I kinda hated him initially but his line has really grown on me. I think my first playthrough of White 2 might be a Nuzlocke run as well, just for the hell of it. There's something intriguing about going into a mostly-new game blind with that ruleset.
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